Comment from someone who has just been vaccinated with Covid-19 today | World

One Covid year, I stayed home a lot and was careful when I went out. When they gave me the vaccine, I was excited and understood that the risk of contracting the virus from here would be very low, but even with the vaccine, I must comply with a mask when leaving.

I was vaccinated by the Pfizer company, after the injection I sat for 15 minutes to stabilize my body. The Pfizer vaccine is given as 2 injections 3 weeks apart. I heard some people say there are side effects like vaccination fatigue, in this case the doctor recommended Tylenol. Before the day of vaccination, I must answer questions about my health to the CDC.

In today’s vaccination room, everyone feels comfortable, everything is going very professionally and quickly. A look at all, I believe that human health is something sacred and noble and I must know to maintain it.

Everything is going well

Today I asked the doctor about the number of people vaccinated, she said excitedly that it could reach 1,000 people, everything here was going well compared to the initial time.

Currently, the state of Connecticut has given 616,000 people at least one injection. More than 280,000 people are infected in a population of almost 3.6 million people. It turns out that the virus infection rate is 7.8% and the prevalence of the vaccine is 17%. Connecticut is a group with a low viral infection rate and a high vaccination rate.

I think the state of Connecticut is doing well because everyone is disciplined, always wearing a mask from May until now. Furthermore, the state has a small population so the government manages public health well. The state plans to complete at least 1 vaccination of all residents by the end of May.

In the early days of vaccination, the vaccination rate in the US was slow because there was a shortage of people in the health sector who knew how to vaccinate and the vaccine coordination system was not working well. In some places, the government mobilized the health sector in the army to get vaccinated. After several weeks, large numbers of people in the health sector are trained to vaccinate to meet the need.

Vaccines are circulating in the United States.

Pfizer’s vaccine is based in Connecticut, is cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for circulation on December 11, 2020, the vaccine is 95% effective. The vaccine production process goes through 3 pilot phases, and the results of phase 3 were announced in early November, with the participation of almost 44,000 people.

The Moderna company’s vaccine is based in Massachusetts, and is licensed by the FDA on December 18, 2020, 94% effective. Vaccine trial results in phase 3 involved nearly 30,000 people. Like Pfizer, Moderna comes in 2 doses and is given 4 weeks apart. Store vaccines at normal cold temperatures. Moderna plans to produce 600 million vaccines by 2021.

Vaccines from New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson, which the FDA predicted would circulate in early March 2021, actually reached 66%. The results of the vaccine trials in phase 3 involved nearly 44,000 people. The main difference between Johnson & Johnson from Pfizer and Moderna is the use of single doses and the storage and transportation of the vaccine under normal cold conditions. The company is committed to producing 100 million vaccines by the end of June.